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Making 90,000 a year is a good salary congratulations on that. The normal back of a match book calculation to run in order to understand how much house you can afford is to multiply that annual salary by a factor of 3.5. In your case this means you should be able to buy a house in the $315,000 range. Assuming you pay a 10% down payment this means you need to leverage about $283,500 when you take out your mortgage. Assuming you get a fixed rate mortage of interest rate 4.5% and amortize over 25 years your monthly mortgage costs will be $1,569.10. Don`t forget you will also have utlilities, property taxes and insurance to pay so it`s safe to assume your monthly bills will top $2,000. Your salary works out to about $7500 a month. If you are taxed at 30% this leaves you $5250 a month in after tax income. This means you will be paying about 38% of your after tax income each month to service your housing costs. This is at the top end of what you want so if you can afford to leverage a little less I would advise it but this is a good calculation to get you started.

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In your case this means you should be able to buy a house in the $315,000 range. The normal back of a match book calculation to run in order to understand how much house you can afford is to multiply that annual salary by a factor of 3.5. Assuming you pay a 10% down payment this means you need to leverage about $283,500 when you take out your mortgage. Assuming you get a fixed rate mortage of interest rate 4.5% and amortize over 25 years your monthly mortgage costs will be $1,569.10. Don`t forget you will also have utlilities, property taxes and insurance to pay so it`s safe to assume your monthly bills will top $2,000. Your salary works out to about $5500 a month. If you are taxed at 30% this leaves you $4583 a month in after tax income. This means you will be paying about 38% of your after tax income each month to service your housing costs. I hope so this answer will help you a lot.

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The normal back of a match book calculation to run in order to understand how much house you can afford is to multiply that annual salary by a factor of 3.5. In your case this means you should be able to buy a house in the $315,000 range. Assuming you pay a 10% down payment this means you need to leverage about $283,500 when you take out your mortgage. Assuming you get a fixed rate mortage of interest rate 4.5% and amortize over 25 years your monthly mortgage costs will be $1,569.10. Don`t forget you will also have utlilities, property taxes and insurance to pay so it`s safe to assume your monthly bills will top $2,000. Your salary works out to about $5500 a month. If you are taxed at 30% this leaves you $4583 a month in after tax income. This means you will be paying about 38% of your after tax income each month to service your housing costs.

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Well this depends on the type of car that you may want to have, for there are a couple of old cars that can still run well and are very cheap so through proper saving you may end up having a nice low cost car,also this depends on the make of the vehicle that you are planning to have for many cars that are there this days are way to costly for people earning on minimum wage do have to struggle a lot to have a car.there is also the choice of scouting a car and try to buy it from another person second hand but you agree with him on how much you are going to be paying him until you top up the full amount of the vehicle.

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Is making 500k a year good? i dont make it im just righting a report for school and need to know if it is my teacher told me that i have to find the info that she wont tell us so please help me the job is computer programmer.

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First it depends on what your state laws are. If you do not have a court order to pay child support than you should pay nothing. You will want to get something set up through the courts. Until you do that, all money that you give your ex will be considered a gift.

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